도구 01 · 안드로이드 · iOS
Pillsem
Pillsem counts tablets spread in a single layer on a counting tray, from one photo, entirely on your device.
01 How to use
Open the app, spread the tablets on the tray with as little overlap as possible, and line the camera up with the on-screen level ring. Tapping the shutter freezes the screen on that exact frame and starts counting from it. The result screen shows the count along with a tier label (no warnings, needs review, or retake) so you know whether a manual check is worth extra attention. If anything looks off, tap Edit, then tap the photo to add a tablet or long-press a point to remove one; pinch or double-tap to zoom in for small corrections. Confirming saves the photo and count to your history so you can find it again later.
In apps installed before 1.3.0, counting is free with no limit; apps newly installed from version 1.3.0 onward count free up to 10 times a day (see the terms page for the notice). Your 20 most recent saved records stay viewable for free; everything older is kept on the device and unlocks with Pro, a single one-time purchase rather than a subscription. The terms page has the full conditions.
02 What stays on your device
By default, nothing you photograph leaves the device. The temporary capture file is deleted as soon as the count is ready. A confirmed record, photo, count, target and note, is kept in app-private storage that no other app can read, up to the 500 most recent; older ones are removed automatically, and you can delete one record, clear all of them, or remove everything by uninstalling. Confirmed photos and their marks are sent only if you join the optional training contribution, which is off by default; drug names and notes are not sent, and you can stop at any time and ask for the photos you sent to be deleted. The app checks purchase status and price with the App Store or Google Play at launch, when you return to the app, and when you buy or restore Pro; even then, no photo or record is sent. There is no account, no advertising, and no analytics. The Privacy Policy has the detail.
03 Current limits
Pillsem is a counting aid. The count is a reference to help you dispense. Please check the marks on the photo before you confirm. Lighting, overlapping tablets, and tablet shape can all change the result. It is built around a single tablet type spread in one layer; recognition gets harder when different types are mixed together or stacked in multiple layers. Photographing tablets on a dispensing envelope is still experimental and is not a fully supported case in this version. The number on screen is a reference value: final quantity verification and dispensing responsibility always rest with a qualified pharmacist or other authorized staff. Do not finalize a dispensing decision on this app's result alone.
This App is an independent tool provided by Yesun Mind Institute. It is not connected to any medical institution's patient records or clinical services.
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